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If your mornings come too fast, and afternoons drag on way too slow, maybe your diet or lack thereof is the culprit.  Did you know that by including some of the following foods in your daily routine can increase your memory, mood, concentration, and brain clarity – who knew.

It’s no secret that America goes through a lot of food. We don’t just eat it. We throw a big chunk of it right in the garbage. Of course, we can all do our part to reduce this painful truth to a sad fact of life. Here’s some things to watch out for when you’re scraping what’s left of your dinner into the trash.

An apple a day may keep the doctor away, but new research indicates that while it doesn’t rhyme quite as well, an aspirin a day may ward off cancer.

There’s an old joke that says nothing is more frightening than Googling the symptoms of an illness. You may only have a runny nose, but within a few minutes, you could find “proof” you’ve contracted some rare and incurable tropical disease. So what’s the best way to find out more about what ails you?

Why are we dying so much faster than the rest of the country? Probably because we smoke more, eat worse food and. . .well, that sums up the new report from the United Health Foundation.

Well it seems as if Phil Collins has taken a lesson on the business of retiring from football legend Bret Favre.

Singer/songwriter Phil Collins may be calling it quits from the music business. Reportedly Phil developed hearing problems, a dislocated vertebra and nerve damage in his hands from playing the drums. But more than his slight disabilities, Phil Collins doesn't think he fits in the current music world and figures it's best to go out quietly.

How much time do you spend on you cell phone?  Spending 50 minutes with a cellphone plastered to your ear is enough to change brain cell activity in the part of the brain closest to the antenna.